Dr Who: More Than Thirty Years In The Tardis

'It was sixteen minutes past five (Earth Time) on Saturday the 23rd November 1963, the day after the assassination of President Kennedy, when Doctor Who first materalised on to BBC Television, squeezed in between the football results and the Telegoons, a legend was born'. So, from humble flickering beginnings more than 30 years ago, began the eccentric Timelord's crusade against evil. Now this fascinating documentary charts that remarkable career in time travel. There are dozens of classic excerpts featuring all seven Doctors, clips from the widescreen trailers of two Dalek movies starring Peter Cushing, plus recently discovered material. More than just a nostalgic birthday programme, this unique documentary made specially for BBC Video, features: ARCHIVE GEMS *Scenes from the missing 1965 Dalek episode 'DEVIL'S PLANET' *Colour film of WILLIAM HARTNELL at a 1966 airshow, plus pictures from his own scrapbook *Dalek creator TERRY NATION on WHICKER'S WORLD in 1968 BEHIND THE SCENES *Action from the studio floor including CARNIVAL OF MONSTERS (1972), DEATH TO THE DALEKS (1973), THE CAVES OF ANDROZANI (1984),GHOSTLIGHT (1989) PURE NOSTALGIA *BLUE PETER - the Doctor Who monster competition winners, the unveiling of the Whomobile and the War Machine. *NATIONWIDE - the TOM BAKER interview *Pebble Mill At One - interview with Patrick Troughton and visual effects designer Bernard Wilkie MORE TREASURES FROM THE CUTTING ROOM FLOOR *Battlefield - the Brigadier meets Ace for the first time *Sophie Aldred and the water tank stunt that went wrong * Remembrance of the Daleks - is there more to the Doctor? All this plus two exclusive Doctor Who commercial breaks, spoofs by CRACKERJACK and SPIKE MILLIGAN, candid moments and bloopers from across the years, specially shot interviews and an all star cast of favourite Doctors, assistants and of course, monsters. An ultimate celebration of the world's longest running science fiction TV series, this special BBC Video includes footage from Thirty Years in the TARDIS, originally transmitted on 29 November 1993. © BBC